The social heart of 40502 — Chevy Chase Road is lined with local restaurants, boutiques, and coffee shops. The surrounding streets feature 1920s–1940s brick homes with deep lots and mature trees. Close to Chevy Chase Place and a short drive to downtown.

One of Lexington's most storied historic districts — grand craftsman and colonial revival homes on wide, tree-canopied streets. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Close to Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate, and the Woodland Park Arts district.

A tight-knit post-war neighborhood of modest brick bungalows and ranches tucked between Richmond Road and Euclid. Strong neighborhood association, quiet streets, and one of 40502's best entry price points. Close to the Chevy Chase shopping corridor.

A peaceful neighborhood anchored by the historic Idle Hour Country Club (est. 1946) and its 18-hole golf course. Borders a 23-acre community park and senior center. Established homes, quiet streets, and a strong community association.

A beautifully preserved historic enclave just east of downtown, developed largely between 1906 and 1930. Craftsman bungalows, colonial revivals, and Queen Anne cottages sit on narrow streets. One of Lexington's most architecturally distinctive neighborhoods.

Chevy Chase's quieter backside — Romany Road and the surrounding streets (Cochran, Hart, Louisiana Ave) offer spacious older homes at slightly lower price points than the Chevy Chase frontage. Quiet, established, and close to everything.

A neighborhood centered around a small lake — Taborlake offers a peaceful setting within 40502. Homes from the 1960s–80s, larger lots, and a low-key community feel that's a quiet counterpoint to the Chevy Chase energy nearby.